Showing posts with label animation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label animation. Show all posts

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BMFF shorts: Sinsis by Carmen Lloret



Short films from BMFF- Fallout by Paul Turano


LINK TO FALLOUT BY PAUL TURANO A short featured at the Big Muddy Film Festival. 4:30
what is the clicking sound?
what are the images from- is the artist making the animations? or are they being made some other way?

Wednesday, November 14, 2012

Tuesday, November 6, 2012

Competition for Animation- lets send something!


BEA FESTIVAL OF MEDIA ARTS


SV1 - Animation/Experimental/Mixed: This category is intended for animated films, artistic/experimental films and entries that do not “fit” in any of the other student video categories. In addition to technical and narrative excellence, projects entered in this category are expected to “push the traditional envelope.”

SV2 - Instructional/Educational: This category is intended for entries where the primary goal is to instruct or educate the viewer. While documentary and news projects often have instructional or educational content, they are generally a better fit for the student documentary and news competitions and should not be entered here.

SV3 - Music Video: This category is intended for original music videos produced for an individual or group who maintains ownership of the music and lyrics performed. The entrant must have rights to all music and image content for projects submitted to this category.

SV4 – Narrative: This category is intended for realism narratives (comedy, drama, etc.). If your narrative is tremendously fragmented or non-traditional, it should be entered in the Animation/Experimental/Mixed category.
SV5 – Spots: This category includes Public Service Announcements, commercials and advertisements between 15 and 90 seconds.

SV6 - Promotional (Promo material from 90 seconds to 30 minutes): This category includes longer promotional pieces such as “fund-raising pieces” for non-profits or “recruiting films” for athletic departments.

Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Blends and Masks







designer: MICHELLE DOUGHERTY • studio: Imaginary Forces • 6 comments

from 

Cats and Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore

at Watch the titles

Blending is also referred to as compositing or composite or layer modes.
They allow you to mix hues, saturation, and brightness values of images that are superimposed.
The chapter on compositing gives more information on how individual blend modes operate.
The animation above also used Masks.

Wednesday, September 5, 2012

Monday, April 9, 2012

BET Faith Video

This uses only still images and a little text.
it also uses textures and transparency and masks very effectively.
and nice rhythm.
this animation is based on very few images, basic shapes and TEXT. check it out!

animation-- assignment based on gondry

Forest in a boat from Rachel Sender on Vimeo.

Storytelling with still images and text

The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals- part1


An animated


check out the mask in the first few seconds.

A great example of simple animation and text used to tell a story.
Also note sensitive use of music.


MY BOYFRIEND CAME BACK FROM THE WAR
a story with pictures and words: this one is interactive


SIMPLE PHOTOSTORY
Just uses moves with still photographs and music.
Mindscreen Film School - Student Work - "Photo Story"


Photostory


this is done by an 11 year old, but it demonstrates one approach that is simple


Here is a sales video: good example


Still Montage with superheros


animated montage surveying a music style


some good ideas in this one


this is really interesting in the way it is structured. And has a message.


animated book trailers!




last one: animated book trailer!

Tuesday, January 17, 2012